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Astros signed INF Luis Guillorme to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.
The 30-year-old Guillorme will serve as infield insurance for the Astros. He played in 79 games for three teams last year, hitting .205/.301/.273 in 187 plate appearances. He’s a career .251/.336/.322 hitter in 414 games, most of them coming with the Mets.
Diamondbacks sent 2B Luis Guillorme outright to Triple-A Reno.
Guillorme was DFA’d last week. He could still be brought back if the D’backs run into any infield troubles the rest of the way.
Diamondbacks designated INF Luis Guillorme for assignment.
Guillorme was signed as infield depth when Ketel Marte got hurt a month ago. With Marte back and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. activated on Friday, Arizona is booting Guillorme from the 40-man roster.
Diamondbacks signed INF Luis Guillorme to a one-year contract.
Guillorme was just released by the Angels after hitting .231/.302/.298 in 117 plate appearances. The Diamondbacks will use him as a utilityman while Kevin Newman continues to fill in for Ketel Marte at second base. He might lose his spot after Marte returns.
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